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‘Does BJP want Opposition votes to split?’ Annamalai backs CJP's right to protest

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In a post on X, Annamalai noted that questioning the violation of due process of law, one "would be called names."

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  1. Hindustan Times
    Annamalai says CJP has right to protest in India, disagrees with its tactics

    Former IPS officer Annamalai had earlier also said that CJP's protest tactics were “misguided”.

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  2. Hindustan Times
    BJP accuses Annamalai of 'double standards' on SIR as he slams response to CJP protests

    Annamalai's remarks came amid the arrest of CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, who were released on Wednesday after seven days in custody.

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  3. Indian Express
    Blurring peaceful stir and law-breaking: BJP on Annamalai’s critique of CJP protest crackdown Read on Indian Express
  4. Hindustan Times
    ‘Does BJP want Opposition votes to split?’ Annamalai backs CJP's right to protest

    In a post on X, Annamalai noted that questioning the violation of due process of law, one "would be called names."

    Read on Hindustan Times

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